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Richie Mounga (C) and his Crusaders teammates celebrate winning he 2021 Super Rugby title. The word hate is as overworked in the sporting lexicon as a box kick or scrum re-set on the rugby pitch. Remember the eight-year-old kid who held up the I Hate You, Auckland sign at Lancaster Park in 1997 when the Blues were at the peak of their powers? That boy - Dean Anderson - had a pretty good take on the word hate when he grew up to be a man. Stuff in 2013 - when he was 24 - Anderson said: "Now I...

Tweet In this Wednesday, May 24, 2017 photo, Hashim Ramadan Abedi appears inside the Tripoli-based Special Deterrent anti-terrorism force unit after his arrest on Tuesday for alleged links to the Islamic State extremist group. (Ahmed Bin Salman, Special Deterrent Force via AP) During recent court hearings in the UK, a pair of Islamic terrorists threw temper tantrums and resorted to asinine name-calling. They are Hashem Abedi, who was found guilty of “22 counts of murder, attempted murder an...

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Are You Ready to Cheat? Let me tell you when I knew…   “I can’t get it off my mind.” “I think I’m ready.” Are you really ready to cheat? I’m going to be blunt — if you are questioning yourself, you aren’t ready. Nope. You are on the fence. Not until this is the last o...

Waxahachie Daily Light National Library Week began on April 4 and librarians from Waxahachie and Red Oak shared their love for their jobs and reading when they celebrated National Librarian Day on April 6.  According to the America Library Association, the theme for National Library Week was “Welcome to Your Library,” which promotes the idea that libraries extend far beyond the four walls of a building – and that everyone is welcome to use their services. National Library Day honors li...

Original Alice Cooper Group Still Angry with Late Glen Buxton The song is one of two on Cooper’s album Detroit Stories to feature bassist Dennis Dunaway, drummer Neal Smith and guitarist Michael Bruce. The lyrics involve the members addressing each other directly about their negative traits, before they all turn their ire on late guitarist Glen Buxton, who died in 1997, saying: “We hate you, we hate your sneer / The cigarettes, the smell of beer / But most all we’re filled with rage / At...

Your next commuter vehicle? (Image by Yessenia Holguin from Pixabay.) They had to destroy the environment in order to save it. “Destroy” might be too strong a word, but if Insanity Wrap can see the perverse incentives the EPA is about to create while the EPA doesn’t, then we’re in big trouble. We’re in big trouble regardless, aren’t we? Anyway: While [new EPA Administrator Michael] Regan did not mention any specific numbers, he did not rule out emissions limits that would force the ...

Alice Cooper - Detroit Stories (Album Review) Tuesday, 09 March 2021 Written by Simon Ramsay It’s beyond lazy to dismiss Alice Cooper as a shock-rocker after six decades in the business.  The tag implies that he’s a one trick pony, someone who’s forged their reputation on cheap stylistic tricks rather than lasting musical substance. Theatricality and historic controversy may be a telling part of his story but ‘Detroit Stories’ is a back-to-basics, aggressively guitar ...

Thats not the case this season.  Ronda Felton, a 19-year-old Milwaukee native who lives in Phoenix, was the final contestant on Sundays episode of the ABC singing competition.  How good was her performance of "One Night Only" from the musical "Dreamgirls"? It brought "Idol" judge and music legend Lionel Richie to tears.  "I was doing really well until you came in and did something that no one has done tonight, which is touch me to the point to make me cry," Richie told Felton after her aud...

(3 out of 5 stars) "The fact that OMD--or rather, Andy McCluskey--can do his worst and still sound reasonably good, is adequate testimony of OMDs musical competence. This disc is witness to that. Its unlikely that youll ever bump into an OMD fan (that is, someone whos familiar with OMDs catalog beyond "If You Leave"). But in the rare event that you do, theres an even slimmer chance that youll find a fan who considers "Liberator" a masterful work of sonic genius. This CD lacks, among other ...

Rolling Stone Alice Cooper Pays Homage to His Hometown With a Wink on ‘Detroit Stories’ The shock rocker’s love for the Motor City is genuine, but he won’t let that stand between him and a good one-liner By Jenny Risher* Part of Alice Cooper’s enduring appeal has been the fact that, unlike many of his Seventies FM-radio peers, he always rejected the notion that rock & roll should be Serious Art. “School’s Out” is just a distant cousin of Chuck Berry’s “Schoo...